April 15th 1913 issue of The Motorcycle Magazine Motor Cycling, number 179 Volume 7,

In this large issue their are some excellent photographs with features on - London test hills, an excursion to Honister on a 3hp Swift motorcycle, music hall artist Ernest Frasetti and his Indian, a run on Magnet motorcycle, improvements in the Veloce machine, three parts of the the features that would become a the great book The Secrets Of Tune including the chapters by George Brough tuning a Brough, CT Newsome Rover, DH Noble Rover, J Dixon Singer, H Berwick New Hudson, and Stanhope Spencer Tuning a Triumph motorcycle.
Also, English victory at Riviera race, snapshots in the Paris Nice trial, the MCC Hill Climb, Midland passenger machine trial race, the industry and sport in the north, north country lady enthusiast, the joys of tuning, broken studs and their removal, plus touring topics, club news, question and replies, information and advise and more, this magazine is a great insight into motorcycle riding at the first part of the last century, their are also other regular news items and features - plus pages of advertising for all the period motorcycles many long forgotten pioneer makers like FN, Douglas, Clyno, ASL, Precision, Matchless, Chater Lea, Bradbury, Humber, Rudge, Indian, Singer, Rover, Sunbeam, Royal Enfield, Triumph, Peerless, Zenith Ivy, Martin, Premier and more.